PhD-Researcher and Lecturer Cybersecurity

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The Intelligent Systems (DIS) department at Tilburg University invites applications for a 6-year position. The successful applicant for this position would spend 60% of their time as a PhD student and 40% as a lecturer. The candidate’s educational tasks include leading practical sessions, grading assignments and exams, and (eventually) supervising thesis students.

The PhD project would be determined jointly by the successful applicant and the supervision team. The research will broadly focus on the use of artificial intelligence for cybersecurity, targeting applications such as intrusion/vulnerability detection and root-cause analysis. The focus will be on using AI to help human analysts make the right decisions.

Please see the homepage of Prof. Sicco Verwer (https://www.tilburguniversity.edu/nl/medewerkers/s-e-verwer) for more information on possible research topics.

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